Gridiron Clash

Gridiron Clash is a blue and white sports image puzzle inspired by American football and rugby visuals. Each round shows one picture divided into connected parts. The pieces are placed tightly together, with no empty gaps, no white pixels between them, and no outline around the puzzle area.

In Gridiron Clash, every part of the image can be rotated clockwise by 90 degrees. The task is to orient all parts correctly so the full picture becomes complete. The player studies the position of each section, checks the direction of the sports scene, and adjusts the rotated parts until the image is restored.

The game contains 10 rounds. The first 5 rounds use a 2×2 format, creating a simpler layout with four image parts. The next 5 rounds use a 3×3 format, adding more parts and requiring closer visual comparison. Each round presents a new image, while the image order and the starting rotation angles of the parts are selected randomly.

Gridiron Clash focuses on clear visual logic, careful orientation, and step-by-step image restoration. The main experience is built around reading the sports scene, rotating each piece into place, and completing all 10 rounds through attention to image direction and structure.